what is icc integer condition code

An integer condition code is a mechanism 
	used in computer processors 
		to record the status or result of arithmetic and logical operations performed on integer values. 

These codes are typically stored in special flags within the 
	processor's status registe

Most processors include these basic flags:
	Sign Flag (S/N) - Set when the result is negative (high bit is set)
	Zero Flag (Z) - Set when the result of an operation is zero
	Overflow Flag (V) - Set when an operation results in arithmetic overflow (for signed arithmetic)
	Carry Flag (C) - Set when an operation results in a carry out of the most significant bit (for unsigned arithmetic)

After an arithmetic or logical operation (like ADD, SUB, AND, CMP), 
	the processor automatically updates these flags based on the result. 
Subsequent conditional instructions (like jumps or branches) 
	can then use these flags to make decisions.